may be removed from any ground, and such force used as may be necessary for the purpose of effecting such a removal.[1]
44. Associations affiliated to this Association shall have the power to deal with violations of the Laws of the Game, the Rules, Regulations, and Bye-laws of this Association, or misconduct, by any of their Clubs or Associations which are not directly affiliated to this Association, or by any of their players, officials, or members.
45. In the event of any Association, Club, player, official, member, or spectator being proved to the satisfaction of the Council to have been guilty of any violations of the Laws of the Game, the Rules, Regulations, and Bye-laws of this Association, or of any misconduct, the Council shall have the power to order the offending Association, Club, player, official, member, or spectator to be removed from this Association, suspended for a stated period, or dealt with in such a manner as the Council may think fit. Any Association, Club, or player, playing with or against the offending Association, Club, or player after such removal, or during such time of suspension, shall also be dealt with in such manner as the Council may
- ↑ Any player leaving the field during the progress of a game (except through accident) without the consent of the referee, will be deemed guilty of misconduct, and will render himself liable to be penalized under Rule 45. Without permission of the referee, no person shall be allowed on the field of play during a match other than the linesmen and players. It is the duty of members of the Council, officials of clubs, and referees to report to the Council all cases of misconduct likely to bring the game into disrepute; and officials of clubs must report to the Council any infringement of rules without delay. All Clubs connected with the Association must have bills printed and posted in their grounds, threatening with expulsion any person who is guilty of insulting or improper conduct towards the Referee. Any misconduct towards a Referee away from the field of play will be dealt with in the same way as if the offence had been committed on the field. Clubs are expected to provide a private way for players and officials from playing ground to dressing room wherever this' is practicable. It is misconduct for any Association or Club, or any player, official, or member of any Association or Club to offer, or attempt to offer, either directly or indirectly, any consideration whatever to another Club, player, or players of any other Club, with a view to influence the result of a match. It is misconduct for any Club, player, or players to accept any such consideration.
